Puka Puka Mobiles from Vitamin D(esign)
From the Vitamin D(esign) website:
In Japanese, puka puka means "an object gently floating in space". Every Puka puka mobile is an original, handcrafted piece, balancing the forms and colors to ensure each mobile is one of a kind. Invigorate your interior with a Puka puka mobile. The play of light, shadow, and color will enliven any space. Let the fluid movement of the mobile relax you and enthrall children. Materials used: stainless steel, coated stainless steel wire, silver, polypropylene.
These mobiles are designed by Nina Still, and are available through Vitamin D(esign) for $110.
Other mobiles featured on Apartment Therapy:
• aarikka Kiurut's Skylark
• Mobiles by Helen Ige
• Flensted postcard mobiles
• Mobiles by Julie Frith
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Some of these mobiles are so complex and delicate. I find it relaxing to be able to sit and stare at them.
There is a store in San Francisco called the Art of Navigation on the Embarcadero that has some really cool ones by a local artist.
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Eclecticity in Lincoln Square has gobs of mobiles hanging in the back room. Some are arty, some are cutesy, all are affordable.
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